94 parallel-processing-bioinformatics positions at UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA in United Kingdom
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that control meiotic chromosome organization and homologous recombination. We are particularly interested in understanding how recombination intermediates are formed and processed, how meiotic crossovers
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bioinformatic skills and willingness to embrace novel bioinformatic approaches to analyse large datasets Desirable skills: Supervision and teaching experience Experience with mollusc physiology, cell biology and
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Biology. Dedicated to a mechanistic understanding of fundamental biomedical processes, scientists at the Max Perutz Labs aim to link breakthroughs in basic research to advances in human health. The Max
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exosome biology, and the molecular mechanisms of (post-transcriptional) gene regulation and related biological processes Strong expertise in genetic engineering (CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing), mammalian cell
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, biochemistry, and bioinformatics to map the regulation and function of this lncRNA under conditions relevant to metabolic disease, including ER stress, oxidative stress, and inflammation. In vitro experiments
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of gut microbial- and/or neurophysiology, with a strong preference for experience with both Excellent bioinformatics skills, including working knowledge of R and other programming languages, and excellent
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website could become your supervisor! The second supervisor can be added to the PhD project after the selection process. The uniting theme is the interest in human and non-human behavior, understanding its
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Faculty of Social Sciences. The aim of the CCL is to improve our understanding of the causes, processes and effects of mediated communication using computational methods. We strive to advance core fields of
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nutrients in soil and which microbes drive it? Your future tasks: You will measure gross soil process rates, from depolymerisation to mineralisation, and link them to microbial identity, community composition
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-Activity Relationships: Exploring how the chemical structure of ligands controls receptor activation and how these processes affect physiological endpoints (e.g., satiety signals, cytokine levels